Rizoma Brake and clutch levers

Rizoma levers, for brake and clutch, are machined from aluminium for one specific bike, with no adapters: you take off the stock lever, fit this one and gain adjustability, a more refined feel and an anodised finish in black, silver or gold. There are levers for nakeds and sports bikes from Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, BMW, Triumph, Aprilia, KTM and MV Agusta, for adventure bikes such as the Africa Twin or the Pan America and for scooters such as the Vespas and the TMAX.

Three ranges, three ways to handle the lever

• 3D: the lever is hinged and folds if the bike falls or takes a knock, instead of snapping. All are black, and some brake versions are prepared for a remote adjuster. You will find them in the Rizoma 3D levers.
• Adjustable Plus: on top of the reach adjustment to the grip, it adds a second one for the length of the lever. It is the widest range, also for scooters, in black and silver, and sits in the Adjustable Plus levers.
• RRC: the sportiest and the smallest, with five levers in silver and gold for the KTM 790 Duke and the MV Agusta F3 675 and Rivale 800.

How to read the part number

The codes follow a simple logic. LB is a brake lever and LC a clutch lever; the third letter marks the range (J for 3D, X for Adjustable Plus and R for RRC) and the last one the finish: B black, A silver and G gold. So an LCX104A is the Adjustable Plus clutch lever for the Africa Twin in silver.

Scooters and the parking brake

For scooters, Rizoma makes Adjustable Plus brake levers for the Vespa GTS, GTV, Sei Giorni, Primavera, Sprint and Elettrica and for the TMAX 530 and 560. The TMAX also gets a parking brake lever, in silver or black, which replaces the original with one in the same style.

Before you order

A lever is specific to each bike and, often, to each year: the MT-09 clutch lever is one part for 2021-2023 and another for 2024-2026, and when the title says "several models", the product page lists which. When fitting it, check that the brake light comes on and that the clutch switch still works. If you are torn between ranges for your bike, ask us through the chat.

The lever shapes in general, fixed, short, folding or extendable, are explained in the motorcycle levers section, and the rest of the Italian range is under Rizoma.